In this section, volcanic hazards are matched to volcano type and famous/infamous eruptions examined. Using your text or other sources find the word or phrase that matches the following short statements. Some words or phrases may be used more than once. Most can be found in the preceding paragraph or Figure 6. 1. Mixture of hot gases and incandescent ash and small lava fragments: 2. Mudflow of ash, pyroclasts and water (either rain or melted snowpack): 3. The most voluminous tephra that often is suspended in air for days: 4. Masses of solid rock > 64 mm (2.5 inches) propelled into the air: 5. Giant wave generated when volcano collapsed into the ocean: 6. Sulfur dioxide and carbon dioxide: 7. Slow-moving rivers or masses of molten rock: 8. Low pH precipitation formed by combining sulfur dioxide and water: 9. Explosive eruption out the side of volcano that flattens trees: Famous/Infamous Eruptions

In this section, volcanic hazards are matched to volcano type and famous/intamous eruptions examined. Using your text or other sources find the word or phrase that matches the following short statements. Some words or phrases may be used more than once. Most can be found in the preceding paragraph or Figure 6. 1. Mixture of hot gases and incandescent ash and small lava fragments: 2. Mudflow of ash, pyroclasts and water (either rain or melted snowpack): 3. The most voluminous tephra that often is suspended in air for days: 4. Masses of solid rock >64mm ( 2.5 inches) propelled into the air: 5. Giant wave generated when volcano collapsed into the ocean: 6. Sulfur dioxide and carbon dioxide: 7. Slow-moving rivers or masses of molten rock: 8. Low pH precipitation formed by combining sulfur dioxide and water: 9. Explosive eruption out the side of volcano that flattens trees: Famous/Infamous Eruptions